Should I create two CFile objects and copy one into the other character by character? Or is there something in the library that will do this for me?
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It depends on what you want to do. There are a number of ways to copy files:
I would just use the CopyFile Win32 API function, but the example code in the CFile::Open documentation shows how to copy files with CFile (using pretty much the method you suggest).